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Nern Chalet
Hotel | 144/7 Nongkae-Takieb Road, Hua-Hin District, Prachaub Kirikhan province Hua Hin, Thailand 77110
- Air Conditioning
- Credit cards accepted
- Car Parking
- No curfew
- Lounge area
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- 24 hour reception
- Restaurant
- 24 hour hot showers
- Swimming Pool
What's Included
- Breakfast
- Linen
- Towel
Important Information
- The Room rates include the breakfast for two (4 for Family Suite) - 'Nern Chalet' must receive minimum Deposit at least 72 hours before your arrival. - A child under 6 years old is free of charge. - Two children 6 years old or younger are counted as 1 Extra person. - We charge 600 Baht for an Extra person per night which includes breakfast, extra mattress, and amenities. - All major credit cards accepted. - Rack Rates apply for New Year (31st Dec. and 1st Jan) , Chinese New Year and Thai New Year (Songkran) - Check in time 14:00 - Check out time: 12:00
Cancellation Policy
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 3 days before arrival (local time). Payments made to HostelBookers are non-refundable.
Check-In/Out Details
Earliest check-in: 14:00
Latest Check-out: 10:00
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About Nern Chalet
feel the closeness of nature while taking sunbath or swimming in our borderless pool by the beach.
'Nern Chalet' is located right on Takiab Beach, few minutes walk from Takiab village, just 5 km from Hua Hin Town Centre. Close to many attractions, temples, fisherman village, Mini bus to town is available all day.
We have a wide choice of Air-Conditioned rooms with spectacular views. All Rooms are equipped with modern facilities to make your stay comfortable - Superior Bedding, Air Conditioning, Cable TV, Mini Bar, Refrigerator, Hot/Cold Water. Free Wi-Fi Wireless internet 24/7.
Standard Rooms: All our Standard Sea View rooms offer beautiful view of the sea from the balcony and also overlook our beautiful tropical gardens. Standard Mountain View with Loft has a terrace to watch beautiful sunset over the mountain.
Deluxe Rooms: 3 Deluxe Mountain and Sea View Rooms are corner rooms of the Beach Building featuring beautiful view of the sea and the mountain from the balcony of the room. Deluxe Garden View with Loft with wonderful garden view and Deluxe with Spacious Terrace are unique rooms in Hiranyikar Building.
Seafront Suite: With 3 suites available, these are our most popular rooms. Each room faces the sea and offers a spectacular view of the ocean. These rooms are much larger than our standard or deluxe rooms and can be combined to create a large family suite that covers nearly 100 square meters. Every Seafront Suites has a spacious balcony that looks out over the pool and the beach.
Family Seafront Suite: The Family suite can accommodate a larger number of guests as it offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room with a large balcony and a dining room. The entire suite faces the sea offering an uninterrupted panoramic ocean view.
Restaurant & Dining at Nern Chalet
Beachfront Dinning Room is at its best!! Nern Chalet prides itself on a wide selection of deliciously prepared Thai and International cuisine. Our Panoramic Dinning Terrace faces the sea and offers a relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy the great taste of Thai and International Dishes with a full complement of healthy fresh juices, various exotic beverages and cocktails…. skillfully prepared by our experienced chefs and bartenders.
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A custom more honoured in the breach than the observance. Whoever will look up the passage (Hamlet I. iv. 16) will see that it means, beyond a doubt, a custom that one deserves more honour for breaking than for keeping: but it is often quoted in the wrong & very different sense of a dead letter or rule more often broken than kept. [Fowler]
"Now, George, you must divide the cake honorably with your brother Charlie."--George: "What is 'honorably,' mother?" "It means that you must give him the largest piece."--George: "Then, mother, I should rather Charlie would cut it." ["Smart Sayings of Bright Children," collected by Howard Paul, 1886]
As the supply of whisky was very limited, and the throats down which it was poured were innumerable, it was found necessary to create some sort of a supply to meet the demand. This concoction was known as "hooch"; and disgusting as it is, it is doubtful if it is much more poisonous than the whisky itself. [M.H.E. Hayne, "The Pioneers of the Klondyke," London, 1897]
To-day, however, in place of the danse du ventre or the coochie-coochie we have the loop-the-loop or the razzle-dazzle, which latter, while not exactly edifying at least do not serve to deprave public taste. ["The Redemption of 'Old Coney,'" in "Broadway Magazine," April 1904]
The police have recently been investigating the proceedings of a gang of thieving boys who denominate themselves and are known to the world as the Hoodlum Gang. [San Francisco "Golden Era" newspaper, Feb. 16, 1868, p.4]
Of unknown origin, though newspapers of the day printed myriad fanciful stories concocted to account for it. A guess perhaps better than average is that it is from German dialectal (Bavarian) Huddellump "ragamuffin" [Barnhart].
What the derivation of the word "hoodlum" is we could never satisfactorily ascertain, though several derivations have been proposed; and it would appear that the word has not been very many years in use. But, however obscure the word may be, there is nothing mysterious about the thing; .... [Walter M. Fisher, "The Californians," London, 1876]

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December 5, 2010
I'm not sure I ever saw this show in its entirety before. I have memories of only a couple matches but that may be more due to this show being very forgettable than me never having seen it before. Even this morning the, the morning after I watched the show, I can't even remember where the event took place. Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler were on commentary and Jim Ross was doing ambush style post match interviews in the entrance way, which was a horrible idea and did not work at all. This was the WWF vs. NFL show headlined by Lawrence Taylor and Bam Bam Bigelow, so it was a celebrity heavy show. LT has his All Pro Team consisting of a bunch of football players I couldn't care less about with the possible exception of Steve Mongo McMichael who would later go onto to become a horseman in WCW. In addition to the football players, we saw, Jonathon Taylor Thomas (Home Improvement), Nicholas Toturo (NYPD Blue), Pam Anderson (Bay Watch), Jenny McCarthy (MTV), and the rap group Salt-N-Pepa. With the possible exception of Salt-N-Pepa all of the celebrities were a complete waste of time. Maybe I was tired, but for some reason I thought the song Salt-N-Pepa did before the Main Event was pretty good. It was a variation of their hit song, "Whatta Man" and they added new lyrics about LT and Bam Bam which I thought came off great (Keep in mind I recently watched the Pile Driver album so the bar is pretty low gong in). Before I get to the specific matches I wanted to comment on one thing I noticed that I thought was quite odd. There was a huge difference of positioning on this card for several people from WrestleMania last year. Lex Luger was in the Heavyweight Title picture last year and was in a completely meaningless opener this year. Bret Hart had the best match on the show and won the title, last year and was in a shitty pointless match this time around. Bam Bam was in a comedy relief match last year and headlined this year. Shawn went from IC Title to Heavyweight Title, so a big step up this year for Shawn, and Razor Ramon oddly enough was in the exact same spot as last year battling for the Intercontinental Title. Allied Powers – The Blu Brothers: This was a real nothing match. The crowd popped on the finish but this was real basic and pretty bad. They completely botched their opening double power slam spot landing in a total heap. There was an odd insider reference made on commentary which they kept referring to. The reference was that this match was like the Normandy Invasion. Now the American and the Brit fighting together part I get but when you considering the Blu Brothers where billed from the Appalachia Mountains in the US, I doubt many fans got this reference. Where I think the reference came from was Tattoos the Blu Brothers had. I have a vague memory of there being heat back in the day or a story where they had to cover up the tattoos on their arms because they were Nazi SS tattoos or at least something that looked very similar. Double J (w/Roadie) – Razor Ramon (w/123 Kid) (IC Title): This was a very fast paced match with a ton of covers for near falls so that match came off pretty good, despite a pretty shitty finish. The problem with the finish was that the Roadie did some minor interference from the outside behind the refs back, but when Kid tried to return the favour he got caught by the referee. That unto itself would not have been horrible except for the fact they were doing a DQ for outside interference later in the match when the ref caught Roadie interfering. They did a post match brawl which got a great reaction, so I guess no harm no fowl. Kid as a baby face was so weird looking back; he cut a horrible opening match promo and wore an absurd Japanese silk rope so cheering this guy after the years of X-Pac heat he's garnered since this event was just so weird. The Undertaker – King Kong Bundy: This was the first mention of "The Streak". They didn't call it the streak but they did acknowledge for the first time that The Undertaker was undefeated at WrestleMania, so it looks like after just 3 wins they realized they would be building a streak for Taker. At this point it was also pretty much a streak of poor matches; completely the fault of the gimmick and quality of opponents and tonight was no exception. There was nothing to this match except doing the angle where Taker gets his Urn back from Ted Dibiase (managing the Million Dollar Team) to only have it taken away again by Kama the Supreme Fighting Machine. Kama got the urn and said he would melt it down and make a chain to wear around his neck. Taker then beat Bundy after a body slam and a clothesline. The Smoking Guns - Owen Hart & Yokozuna (Tag Titles): There was nothing memorable about this match at all except that Yoko won completely clean squishing Billy Gun with the Bonsai drop, so Yoko and Owen won the titles. Billy Gun's mustache and his pantomiming firing his imaginary pistols were the true highlight of this match. Bret Hart – Bob Backlund (I Quit Match): Roddy Piper was guest referee in his second Bret Hart WrestleMania match in a row. I have no recollection, nor was it explained, why Piper was the special ref. They announced the only way to win this match was to make your opponent say the words "I Quit", this is important. This was real bad; I have no doubt this was the worst Bret Hart WrestleMania match up until he fought Vince McMahon 15 years later. Someone had to say "I Quit" into a microphone for there to be a winner and they only had a corded microphone which seemed really silly. Piper seemed to be not paying attention and at times even screwing around. At one point Bret was choking Backlund in the ropes and Piper asked Bob if he wanted to quit, yet not a minute later when they were working a figure four and got to the ropes he demanded a break. The comedy spot was after asking Bob several times if he gave up, he stopped and asked Bret if he wanted to quit, despite Bret having the hold on Bob Backlund and being on offense. Bret did not seem thrilled. Finish saw Bret put Backlund in the Crossface Chicken Wing (Backlund's hold) and when Piper asked him "What do you say?" Backlund responded, "Yes", Piper tried to clarify and asked again, "Do you want to Quit", Backlund either not understanding the stipulation, or not wanting to actually say "I Quit" responded again, "Yes", so Piper called for the bell and we got a bit of a botched finish because they were very specific at the start of the match that one man would have to utter the words "I Quit" to end this match and neither man ever did. What a waste of Bret Hart. Diesel – HBK (w/Sid) (WWF Title): I was not a big fan of this match, but by this point in the night I was getting pretty tired. Nash flubbed his pre match promo; granted I shouldn't be pointing out poor promo skills, but I found this funny none the less. Match started really fast with Shawn taking an ungodly amount of big bumps, which I think was why the match didn't work for me. It was such a one sided monstrous ass kicking early on that I had a hard time buying the match once it slowed down and Shawn took over. Match was good, don't get me wrong but not up to modern day HBK standards. Shawn had a lot of issues with camera men at rings side and physically threw a couple of them around and looked genuinely pissed about it. Shawn got a visual pin on the Champ during the match to set up rematches and Big Daddy Cool eventually won with a poorly executed Power Bomb. Shawn over rotated on the Power Bomb so his feet actually hit the mat first rather than landing flat on his back. I remember at the time Jericho calling me and wanting to know the result of the Main Event, because he was a huge HBK mark. I told him about the Power Bomb and commented that if he had rotated any further he might have been able to land on his feet. This gave Jericho an idea and on his next tour of Japan he did a spot with Ultimo Dragon where Dragon countered Jericho's Power Bomb by rotating through and landing on his feet, I believe the first time that counter had ever been done. Bam Bam Bigelow – Lawrence Taylor: Pat Patterson was the referee and again no reference as to why. I assume it was so he could help call LT through the match because it was likely Pat and Bam Bam that put this whole thing together. Considering this was LT's first match and he was Main Eventing WrestleMania the match came off extremely well. Looking back on it now with the memories of it being pretty good, it was not nearly what I remembered. Bam Bam did a great job carrying a complete non-worker and took a shit load of stiff shots for his troubles. At one point Bam Bam even hit his top rope moonsault on LT, which no doubt was scary as hell from LT's perspective. LT won with a forearm off the second rope and the crowd reacted pretty big. I'm not sure if LT got hurt, was gassed, or just selling out of respect for Bam Bam but he looked like he could barely stand up after the match. On the whole this show felt more like a set up show than a WrestleMania. What I mean by that is that almost all the matches felt like angles and set up matches for more important matches down the road. The opener was just a nothing win to set up the new #1 Contenders to the tag titles. The IC Title match DQ and post match brawl was to set up rematches or tag matches, The Taker match was an angle to set up Taker vs. Kama, and the WWE Title match also set up further rematches. Last year's Mania at least had 2 absolutely awesome matches, where this year's show didn't have anything I would consider great and only 2 matches I thought were pretty good those being the 2 singles title matches. Bam Bam – LT was better than it had any right to be but looking back still a poor match. I'd say this was a thumbs down WrestleMania. Lance Storm.


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'First Look': First News for Sept. 17
By THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN
Lead stories from "First Look with Scott Cox's" Big 6:
OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING: We now know the names of the two men killed during a late-night shootout with police at a southwest Bakersfield hotel. Police say 32-year-old Justin Harger and 34-year-old Jorge Ramirez, both of Bakersfield, were pulled over around 12:30 a.m. Monday on a traffic stop at the 4-Points by Sheraton on California Avenue, when gunfire erupted. Both men died at the scene, and an officer suffered moderate injuries from a gunshot wound to the head. The officer's name has not been released. Autopsies for Harger and Ramirez are scheduled for Wednesday. Read the full story here.
KIDS HIT BY A CAR: Three kids walking to school are hospitalized after being hit by a car in northeast Bakersfield. Crossing guard Rachel Garcia says around 7:30 a.m. Monday, she was helping kids across the intersection of Auburn and Eissler Streets when she saw a Ford Taurus approaching. All three victims were hospitalized, two with complaints of pain and one with minor to moderate injuries. The driver was ticketed for a traffic infraction and released at the scene. That intersection is near Highland High School and Chipman Junior High. Read the full story here.
POSSIBLE HATE CRIME: Members of a predominantly black congregation suspect racism is behind two fires a week apart at their historic downtown Bakersfield church. The second blaze, discovered Monday morning, was accompanied by racist graffiti. The Bakersfield Californian reports no one was injured in either fire and Cain Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church suffered only superficial damage. Bakersfield Fire Department arson investigators and Bakersfield Police investigated the scene Monday and say they don't know if the two fires are related. Police are investigating the incidents as possible hate crimes. Read the full story here.
SEX OFFENDER STING: Sex offender sting near the Kern County fairgrounds. Local law enforcement conducted a registered sex offender compliance operation Sept. 11 near the fairgrounds in the 1100 block of South P Street. Only three registrants were found to be out of compliance, and officers were unable to locate them. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information on people who are not complying with their requirement to register as a sex offender is asked to call the Sheriff's Office or Secret Witness at 322-4040. Read the full story here.
BABY INVESTIGATION: Sheriff's homicide detectives are investigating the death of an infant in east Bakersfield. Just after 10 a.m. Monday deputies got a report of a baby not breathing at home in the 3100 block of Monterey Street. After deputies and paramedics got to the scene, three month old Jayden Rodriguez was pronounced dead. Officials say there didn't appear to be any trauma or an obvious cause of death. Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff's Office, or the Secret Witness Hotline at 322-4040. Read the full story here.
MORTGAGE FRAUD: A Bakersfield man is sentenced for his part in a mortgage fraud scheme. Eric Hernandez, 37, was sentenced Monday to 10 years and 10 months in prison for conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, and bank fraud. Between October 2005 and May 2007 Hernandez conspired with others to defraud mortgage lenders by submitting false loan applications and fraudulent documentation to lenders, causing the lenders to fund mortgage loans for the defendants' benefit on the basis of false and misleading information. During this time period, Hernandez was employed at mortgage brokerages in Bakersfield. Hernandez admitted in his plea agreement that the defendants caused the defrauded lenders losses of over six million dollars. Read the full story here.
In case you missed it, here are the stories that are trending across bakersfield.com.
SHOOTING LEAVES 2 DEAD, 2 OFFICERS INJURED IN HOTEL PARKING LOT: Two men were shot and killed Monday morning and two officers were injured after a police attempt to pull over a vehicle escalated into a shootout in a hotel parking lot. The coroner's office identified the deceased as 32-year-old Justin Bryan Harger and 34-year-old Jorge Ramirez. The shooting occurred at 12:34 a.m. in the east parking lot of the Four Points Sheraton on California Avenue. Harger and Ramirez were shot by police and died at the scene. Police said the investigation is ongoing. Read the full story here.
FRIENDS, PATIENTS MOURN DR. "MC" BARNARD, PHYSICIAN TO GENERATIONS: Dr. Marion C. Barnard II -- "MC" to his friends and patients -- died Thursday at his home in northeast Bakersfield, surrounded by loved ones. He was 65. Those closest to him say he was "country" enough to wear jeans, cowboy boots and a Merle Haggard belt buckle under his white lab coat during his 42 years as a family doctor in east Bakersfield. A memorial service is scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday at Calvary Bible Church on Manor Street. Read the full story here.
HISTORIC BLACK CHURCH POSSIBLE HATE CRIME TARGET: Members of a predominantly black congregation suspect racism is behind two fires a week apart at their historic downtown Bakersfield church. The second blaze, discovered Monday morning, was accompanied by racist graffiti. No one was injured in either fire and Cain Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church suffered only superficial damage. Bakersfield Police are investigating the incidents as possible hate crimes. Read the full story here.
THREE CHILDREN HIT IN CROSSWALK: Three children were transported to the hospital by ambulance after being hit by a car in a crosswalk at the intersection of Eissler and Auburn streets in northeast Bakersfield Monday morning while on their way to school. A 10-year-old girl and an 11-year-old boy complained of pain and a 4-year-old boy sufferered serious injuries, according to Bakersfield Police. The accident happened at around 7:39 a.m. Eissler Elementary School crossing guard Rachel Garcia said she was nearly to the middle of Auburn Street when she saw the metallic tan Ford Taurus coming at her and the three schoolchildren following her. The driver, 28-year-old Theresa Hall was issued a traffic ticket and released at the scene. Read the full story here.
MORTGAGE FRAUD SCHEME NETS BAKERSFIELD MAN MORE THAN 10 YEARS IN PRISON: Eric Ray Hernandez, 37, of Bakersfield was sentenced Monday to 10 years and 10 months in prison for conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, and bank fraud in connection with a mortgage fraud scheme. According to court documents, between October 2005 and May 2007 Hernandez conspired with others to defraud mortgage lenders by submitting false loan applications and fraudulent documentation to lenders, causing the lenders to fund mortgage loans for the defendants' benefit on the basis of false and misleading information. Hernandez admitted in his plea agreement that the defendants caused the defrauded lenders losses of $6,037,541. Read the full story here.
CELL AND INTERNET USE: Sixty-three percent of adult cell owners now use their phones to go online, a figure that has doubled since 2009. In addition, 34 percent of these cell internet users say that they mostly go online using their cell phone. All this according to new data released by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project.
SEVERED FINGERS AND THE iPHONE 5S: The introduction of the iPhone 5S and its easy to use fingerprint verification button has suddenly pushed biometric security into the mainstream. One immediate concern from the Apple community is that, based on recent government surveillance revelations, the government might now collect all iPhone user fingerprints. Mashable reports there are also concerns that smartphone thieves might soon resort to physically removing a person's finger in order to gain access to a stolen device. Now, after the Apple event dust has settled, biometric security experts have begun to weigh in and the overall verdict is: Your fingers are safe. The iPhone's Touch ID fingerprint sensor uses radio frequency scanning to detect the sub-epidermal layers of your skin. It's a dynamic that requires the owner of the finger to be alive and attached to the finger being used.
ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT BACTERIA: Federal health officials reported on Monday that at least two million Americans fall ill from antibiotic-resistant bacteria every year and that at least 23,000 die from those infections, putting a hard number on a growing public health threat. It was the first time that federal authorities quantified the effects of organisms that antibiotics are powerless to fight. Infectious disease doctors have long warned that antibiotic resistance threatens to return society to a time when people died from ordinary infections. One particularly lethal type of drug-resistant bacteria, known by its initials C-R-E, has become resistant to nearly all antibiotics on the market. It is still relatively rare, causing just 600 deaths a year, but researchers have identified it in health care facilities in 44 states. Dr. Thomas Frieden, the director of the C.D.C., said its spread could lead to a "nightmare scenario."
BINGE DRINKING: Plenty of high school seniors are binge drinkers, consuming five or more alcoholic drinks in a row, but a new study shows that some are extreme binge drinkers, knocking back as many as 10, 15 or more drinks in one session. The research out Monday shows ten percent high school seniors have engaged in extreme binge drinking while six percent have consumed 15 or more drinks. The percentage of high school seniors who binge drink overall has gone down, but the percentage extreme binge drinking has stayed virtually the same in recent years, which may explain why emergency room visits for kids in this age group have not decreased.
BC WOMEN 3RD IN WSC GOLF TOURNEY: SIMI VALLEY -- Kendall Huser tied for second with a 7-over-par 78 to help the Bakersfield College women's golf team to a third-place finish Monday in the Western State Conference tournament at Simi Hills Golf Course. Melissa Lopez had an 87 for the Renegades, who finished with a 363 team score. Santa Barbara City won the tournament with a 317, followed by Canyons. BC hosts the next WSC tournament on Monday at Stockdale Country Club. Read the full story here.


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Chandigarh, May 30 The near-perfect performance of the Haryana Congress, which won nine of the 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state, has temporarily overshadowed the severe factionalism which has become a trademark of the party.
Blows exchanged at Cong meeting
Key education post vacant
10-yr-old-boy reunited with family
Chautala condemned for intimidating Press
5 killed as bus, jeep collide
Residents face water shortage
Three drowned in
Yamuna Canal
Jaimal Singh elected Bar chief
Environmental studies at college level
Rs 5 lakh cosmetics seized, truck driver held
Suicide by 3 of family
Rs 48 lakh given as compensation in Lok Adalat
Infighting in Haryana Cong simmers
Chandigarh, May 30 The ticket distribution by the party was marred by open blackmail by certain leaders due to which the high command could not nominate its candidates in several constituencies virtually till the last moment. Many in the state felt that the delay in the ticket distribution by the Congress had given a clear advantage to its rivals. But the Congress should be thankful to Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala for generating a very strong anti-incumbency sentiment. People ignored the Congress infighting and voted for it in a big way only to ensure the defeat of the INLD nominees. So much so even those Congress candidates who were considered among the weakest either won their seats (Mr Arvind Sharma at Karnal) or nearly won them (Mr Dharam Pal Malik at Sonepat). However, the infighting continues in the Haryana Congress despite peace at the surface. The factions led by the Haryana Congress President, Mr Bhajan Lal, and the former Leader of the Opposition, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, are at each others throat. The reason is the post of Chief Minister, which the Congressmen presume to be theirs after the next Assembly elections due within months. Mr Hooda, who has been elected to the Lok Sabha from Rohtak, still has his sights at the state post. It was not without reason when he virtually announced the partys manifesto for the next elections immediately after resigning from the Vidhan Sabha. He wanted to checkmate not only Mr Chautala but also his party colleagues. He wanted to take away the credit from Mr Chautala in case the Chief Minister announces concessions for various sections of society, particularly farmers. At the same time Mr Hooda sent out a signal to his supporters and others in the Congress that his agenda remains the chief ministership despite his election to the Lok Sabha. It was for this reason that his supporters were not dejected when two MPs junior to him made it to the Union Council of Ministers. The Bhajan Lal faction is not taking it lying down. A former state Finance Minister, Mr Mange Ram Gupta, a close associate of Mr Bhajan Lal, was the first to announce that the next Chief Minister of the state would be from among the MLAs. He said Mrs Sonia Gandhi would, of course, have the final say in the appointment of the Chief Minister but she would not ignore the sentiments of the MLAs. The purport of what Mr Gupta has said is very clear : Since Mr Hooda has been elected MP, he is out of the race for the chief ministership. Mr Hoodas supporters are not willing to buy this argument. They say there are several precedents in the Congress when a non-MLA was made the Chief Minister. They point out that Mr N.D. Tiwari and Mr Ashok Gehlot were made the Chief Ministers of Uttranchal and Rajasthan, though they had not contested the Assembly elections. They say it was due to the efforts of Mr Hooda in the past seven years that the Jats had shed their animosity towards the Congress, which resulted in the rout of the INLD in the recent elections. Mr Bhajan Lals supporters, on the other hand, say that it was due to their leader that the non-Jats rallied behind the Congress to give a crushing defeat to the INLD. They say ever since Mr Bhajan Lal has become the party chief, the Congress in Haryana has been on a comeback trail. After losing the Fatehabad Assembly byelection by a respectable margin in 2003, the party went on to pick up nine of the 10 Lok Sabha seats in 2004. Even the 10th seat was lost just by about 7,500 votes. They say the Congress performance in Haryana is more creditable because in the neighbouring states of Punjab, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, the party lost badly. Informed sources say the claims and counter-claims by the two factions indicate that there will be an intense fight for the state leadership in the coming days. While the Hooda faction will try to snatch it away from Mr Bhajan Lal, the latter would strive hard to retain it. With Mrs Gandhi emerging as the unchallenged leader of the party after the Lok Sabha elections, no state leader will be in a position to blackmail her any longer.
Blows exchanged at Cong meeting
Jhajjar, May 30 The meeting held in Chhotu Ram
dharamshala here, was also attended by Mr Ashok Gupta, state secretary of the HPCC and the Block Congress president, Mr Kuldeep
Chhikara, besides many other party workers. It witnessed some ugly scenes when a section of the party workers led by the BCC chief, Mr
Chhikara, started blaming the secretary for not providing up them with facilities, including proper meals on the day of polling. Soon, both these leaders started pushing each other while their supporters also joined them. Mr Dharampal Malik intervened and asked both leaders not to fight. Mr Malik was on thanks giving tour in the Bahadurgarh Assembly segment, which had given him a lead of 5500 votes. |
Inside Babudom
Chandigarh, May 30 Mr R K Khullar, who was the Project
Director (PD) of the HPSPP in addition to being the Director of the Secondary Education Department, was transferred as a Deputy Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister on May 20 and none of the two offices held by him has been filled yet. But for Mr Khullar, replacements have been found for all the other officers who too were shifted on that day. The PD's office has assumed importance in the wake of Mr Sanjeev Kumar, a 1985 batch IAS officer of Haryana cadre (who was also PD of the HPSSP), locking horns with the Chief Minister, Mr Om Prakash Chautala, over recruitment of Junior Basic
Training (JBT) teachers. Earlier, the state government registered cases and inquiries against Mr Kumar on alleged anomalies by him during his stint as PD of the World Bank financed education project. An FIR pertaining to the Prevention of Corruption Act was registered by the state government against Mr Sanjiv Kumar on June 6, 2002. Earlier on April 3, 2001, the government initiated an inquiry against him for alleged misuse of official vehicles and a mobile phone by him and then lodged a criminal case against the IAS officer on these charges. On August 10, 2001, inquiry was ordered against Mr Sanjiv Kumar regarding appointment of 36 officials under DPEP (District Primary Education Programme), which was run by the HPSSP. Again on September 20, 2001, an inquiry was ordered against Mr Sanjiv Kumar for alleged financial irregularities committed by him in purchases of various items needed for the project. On September 2, 2002, an inquiry was started against Mr Kumar on disproportionate assets allegedly amassed by him. Mr Kumar has claimed in his petition to the Supreme Court that the cases were registered and inquiries started against him by the government due to his insistence to carry out recruitment as per the original list of selected candidates. Following a petition filed by Mr Kumar, the SC, while asking the CBI to look into how two lists of selected candidates had come into being, also transferred the cases and inquiries against Mr Kumar to the CBI for investigation. The office of the PD of the HPSPP has thus become a key post for the Haryana Government because the PD's role is crucial for defending the moves initiated by the government against Mr Kumar. The CBI has already carried out search operations in the houses of two close aides of the Chief Minister in connection with the alleged teachers' recruitment scam. It is believed that the posting for the PD's post is getting delayed because the state government is still on the lookout for an appropriate person who can meet the requirements of this tricky assignment. |
10-yr-old-boy reunited with family
Kurukshetra, May 30 About one and a half years ago, Amit, a resident of Khekhra village of Bagpat district in Uttar Pradesh, was playing hide and seek with his friends near the Khekhra railway station. He boarded a train and hid himself in its toilet. Meanwhile, the train started and the boy could not get down. When the train reached Yamunanagar, he alighted from the train and started weeping. When a passerby asked him the reason for his weeping, he could not tell him anything. The passerby was the owner of a dhaba and he employed Amit there. Nobody near the dhaba had heard of Khekhra village. Unluckily for Amit, the dhaba was later closed down and he was again on the road. Amit again boarded a train, and this time he reached Ambala. From the Ambala railway station, he again boarded another train and reached Shahabad (Markanda), where policemen on patrol duty, finding him alone, carried him to police station. When the policemen on duty asked Amit about his residential address, Amit could only tell him names of Khekhra village and Yamunanagar. Amit narrated his story from Khekhra village to Shahabad (Markanda) to the police. Fortunately for Amit, only of the police employees at Thana Shahabad (Markanda) knew that Khekhra village was in Bagpat district in Uttar Pradesh. Constable Sanjeev Kumar was sent Khekhra village where he got reunited with his family amidst tearful scenes. |
Chautala condemned for intimidating Press
Chandigarh, May 30 In a separate statement, Mr K. B. Pandit, president of the Haryana Patrakar Sangh, also criticised the Chief Minister on the same issue. In a statement issued here yesterday, Mr Hooda said, "The outbursts against mediapersons by the Chief Minister clearly indicates that he is frustrated after the utter rout of the INLD in the Lok Sabha elections". He said the Congress would always stand by journalists who were performing their duties fearlessly. He said Mr Chautala's "anti-democratic tendencies" were once again coming to the fore as was evident from his "misbehaviour" with mediapersons and his own party MLAs and ordinary party workers. Mr Pandit said in a statement that Mr Chautala, instead of reviewing his style of functioning, was holding the journalists responsible for his electoral debacle. He criticised the Chief Minister for having journalists removed with the help of the police from a meeting of INLD workers addressed by him. He said the Chief Minister did not take steps to fulfill any of the demands of the journalists during his government's more than four years' stint. Rather the journalists were subjected to all kinds of harassment by the INLD regime. He said the state government was reluctant to hand over the investigations of the murder case of journalist Chhatrapati to the CBI. Eventually, the Punjab and Haryana High Court had entrusted the probe to the CBI, he said. |
5 killed as bus, jeep collide
Fatehabad, May 30 According to reports, eight residents of Bhuna town in this district were on the way to Agroha in the jeep. The jeep was badly damaged in the collision. The deceased have been identified as Balwinder and Verender, both brothers and residents of Agroha, Raj Kumar, a resident of Agroha, and Mohinder, son of Mr Sham Sunder, and Mohinder, son of Lakhman, both residents of
Bhuna. Surender and Sunil have been admitted to Agroha Medical College, while Kuldip was admitted to the General Hospital here. The victims were going to attend the engagement ceremony of Balwinder. Bus driver Om Parkash and conductor Satpal also injured. |
Residents face water shortage
Fatehabad, May 30 The scarcity of potable water is not new to the town, but the problem has become acute with the advent of summer. Localities like the Ashok Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Basti Bhiwan and Tehsil Chowk are facing an acute shortage of drinking water. Even colonies like the Model Town are also not free from the problem. The authorities have failed to act despite repeated representations. They alleged that they got an assurance every time they visited the Public Health office. Meanwhile, in an appeal in the newspapers here the Public Health Department asked people to avoid plantation, irrigation lawns, washing vehicles and construction works. |
Three drowned in
Yamuna Canal
Yamunanagar, May 30 Three boys of a family Baljore Singh, his brother Gaurav of Dhanora village, near here, and cousin Vajinder went for a bath yesterday at Gumthala Ghat in the Yamuna Canal, near Radaur, about 25 km from here. While taking bath all three got caught in a whirlpool and they cried for help. On hearing their cries, some youths, sitting on the banks of the canal, came to their rescue. They rescued Gaurav and Vajinder but could not save Baljore Singh. The deceased Baljore Singh was studying in Sanjay Gandhi Memorial School, Ladwa, in 12th Class. In another incident, a youth, Mohammad Yasin, resident of Nasrala Garh village in Uttar Pradesh, drowned. While taking bath in the canal. A diver recovered his body. A 16-year-old boy, Karambir, of Mandoli village in Yamunanagar district drowned while taking bath with a friend in the canal yesterday. |
Jaimal Singh elected Bar chief
Hisar, May 30 According to the election officer, Mr Laxman Singh Bajia, Mr Jaimal Singh defeated his nearest rival Mr Gauri Shankar Atre, former president of the association, by 170 votes. Mr Jaimal Singh secured 402 votes while Mr Atre polled 232 votes. Another contender for presidentship, Ajit Singh, received only 69 votes. Mr Chaudhary defeated his nearest rival Ankur by 23 votes in a multi-cornered contest. ZHe secured 190 votes against 167 polled by his rival. Two other candidates S.S.Pannu and Mandeep Singh secured 136 and 114 votes, respectively. Mr Sajjan Kumar got only 93 votes. |
Environmental studies at college level
Chandigarh, May 30 A spokesman for the Higher Education Department said here today the government had already sanctioned 47 posts of lecturer in environmental studies to be appointed on a contract basis in government colleges. The government was making all-out efforts to provide quality education in rural colleges as well. To achieve this objective, all vacant posts of lecturer would be filled. Interviews to fill 264 posts of lecturer in various subjects had recently been conducted by the Haryana Public Service Commission and the new appointees would be posted in rural areas preferably. As many as 392 lecturers in various subjects were appointed during 2001-2003. |
Rs 5 lakh cosmetics
seized, truck driver held Ambala
, May 30 The cosmetics of Hindustan Liver company were loaded in the truck from the C and F depot located near Maura village on the GT road close to Cantonment on April 30. The goods worth Rs 5.5 lakh were to be delivered at some stations in Haryana . Neither the goods were delivered to the dealer concerned nor the truck returned to its destination . The agent of C and F depot Mr Harpal Singh had lodged a complaint with the Ambala police. According to the police, the goods worth Rs 5 lakh have also been recovered which were sold to various shopkeepers at a cheaper rate by the truck driver. The police arrested truck driver Manoj Kumar of Jind. The police said the truck driver had changed the number plate of the vehicle after committing the fraud. |
Suicide by 3 of family
Hisar, May 30 Vijay administered some poisonous substance to his four-year-old daughter Kiran and two-year-old son Sunny and later consumed it himself, the police said. The police suspects that Vijay took this extreme step due to domestic tension. The bodies were handed over to the relatives after a post-mortem examination, the police said and added that the matter was being investigated.
Rs 48 lakh given as compensation in Lok Adalat
Bhiwani, May 30 The District and Sessions Judge, Mr R.C. Bansal, inaugurated the Lok Adalat at the judicial complex. Lok Adalats were also held at Loharu and Siwani in the district yesterday. Mr Bansal, said that 45 cases pertaining to death and injury due to accidents under the Motor Vehicle Act were decided, wherein an amount of Rs 48,52,000 was awarded as compensation. He added that 276 cases of other categories were also decided and a fine of Rs 105900 was imposed. |
Governor releases book Chandigarh, May 30 The book released by the Governor contains 85 pages and is a biography of Satguru Sant Kanhaiyaji
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Bhaskar, Dasgupta and TS, Mruthyunjaya (1998) A Newton-Euler formulation for the inverse dynamics of the Stewart platform manipulator. In: Mechanism and Machine Theory, 33 (8). 1135 -1152.
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This paper presents an inverse dynamic formulation by the Newton–Euler approach for the Stewart platform manipulator of the most general architecture and models all the dynamic and gravity effects as well as the viscous friction at the joints. It is shown that a proper elimination procedure results in a remarkably economical and fast algorithm for the solution of actuator forces, which makes the method quite suitable for on-line control purposes. In addition, the parallelism inherent in the manipulator and in the modelling makes the algorithm quite efficient in a parallel computing environment, where it can be made as fast as the corresponding formulation for the 6-dof serial manipulator. The formulation has been implemented in a program and has been used for a few trajectories planned for a test manipulator. Results of simulation presented in the paper reveal the nature of the variation of actuator forces in the Stewart platform and justify the dynamic modelling for control.
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Department/Centre: | Division of Mechanical Sciences > Mechanical Engineering |
Date Deposited: | 10 Aug 2009 12:19 |
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Baked White Chocolate Rice Pudding
Baked White Chocolate Rice Pudding
Slimming Eats Recipe
Serves 4
Extra Easy – 1 HEa + 2.5 syns per serving
Green – 1 HEa + 2.5 syns per serving
- 1 cup of uncooked short grain/pudding rice
- (4x180mls) of Whole Milk (4 HEa's)
- 40g of Options White Chocolate Powder (8 syns)
- Stevia to taste
- 1 vanilla pod
- 2 teaspoons of light brown sugar (1.5 syns)
Preheat oven to 180c or 350f (gas mark 4
Add the rice to a saucepan filled with 2 cups (480ml) of boiling hot water, bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and cover with a lid, simmer until all water is almost absorbed, turn off heat and leave for 10 mins with lid still on so that steam continues to cook rice until nice and fluffy.
In a jug mix the milk with the white chocolate options.
Scrape some seeds out from the vanilla pod and add this to the milk.
Place the rice an oven proof dish and pour in the milk and mix to combine. Add some stevia to taste. (I find it sweet enough for me without, but some may prefer it sweeter)
Top with the vanilla pod and sprinkle over the top with the light brown sugar.
Bake in the oven for approx 1 hour, until rice is set and lightly golden on top.
Serve as is or with your choice of fruit.
If you prefer a traditional style unbaked rice pudding. You can skip the oven process and instead just gently warm in a saucepan until milk thickens.
If you want this to serve more or less people, you can double up, or half the recipe.
The recipe above has been calculated for Slimming World, however for those of you following the Weight Watchers plan or another calorie controlled type diet. Below is the approx. nutritional information:
Approx. NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION |
1 serving |
Calories |
332 |
Fat |
7.2g |
Saturated Fat |
3.4g |
Total Carbohydrate |
55.4g |
Dietary Fibre |
3.0g |
Sugars |
10.8g |
Protein |
10.0g |
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2 Sep 2007 Michelle said
- What are average prices of meals, beer, etc.. in the US? Trying to budget and would like to know what im in for.
- How much could i expect to pay for a broadway ticket? And where do you get them/how do you book?
- Im looking at allowing approx $80US per day for spending - is that enough?
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5 Sep 2007 *Mellissa* said
HI Michelle,
I did the LA to the Bay no 06 and had a blast!
i estimated about $120 US a day because some days you wont buy much and some days you will.
i took roughly about $4500 and came home with about $300 spare. Eeveyrone is different and i liked to shop and it is very cheap over there, but then some people rarely spent much.
hope it helps.
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5 Sep 2007 beckyboo said
crap. im doin the la to the bay in 2 weeks and was thinking if i spend $100US which is $120 Aus then i would only need $2400. did u buy heaps? i hope i dont spend 4200 in 10 days
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6 Sep 2007 *Mellissa* said
sorri i had written the wrong currencey i ment $120 oz. $2400 should be ok if you dont do many of the optional extra's aswell.
I bought heaps of stuff like clothes , makeup, perfume. I spent a whole load at disneyland for souviners. The US dollar is going good at the moment so hopefully it still will be high when you go over.
It is cheap to eat like i said before for food because there serving sizes are huge. - 0 people like this
20 Sep 2007 PetalJess said
As for your broadway question, I'm looking at buying tickets too and was just going to use the broadway site…not sure if there's another way or not but check it out anyway:
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The same was true of this game as the past few games for Krystal: outstanding defense and rebounding (2 blocks, 7 boards) but indecisiveness on offense. Of her 4 turnovers, 1 was an offensive foul but a couple came when she didn't quite know where she was and stepped on the baseline. She had a great finish for Duke's first points, but was never really in position again for that sort of move. The most important part of her day was that she held rebound machine Lucy Ellison to just 2 boards.
After a weak showing in the first half (3 points, 4 turnovers), Joy played a big part in the second, both in Duke's initial push and later in the half as well. She started the half with 2 free throws and a 15' jumper and later hit another long jump shot to give Duke its biggest lead at 18. After State made a push, Joy leapt up and tipped in a miss that pushed the lead back to 16. Joy was also a much more reliable presence on the boards, grabbing 5 of her 7 rebounds in the second half. Cheek gave Duke just enough of a third scoring option to help free up J.Thomas and Christmas.
Rima has emerged pretty unequivocally as Duke's second-best player. She also has the capability of figuring out what her team needs and doing that as much as possible on a game-to-game basis. In this game, it was perimeter shooting. In the first half, she sank a wing three and a baseline runner to boost Duke's lead to 11. In the second half, she followed up a trey by J.Thomas with one of her own to quickly turn a 5 point lead into a 15 point lead. She was her usual ruthless self on traps, digging out 4 steals. Karima also took a charge. She did get a little too physical at times, picking up 4 fouls. From here on out, she will need to be very careful in this regard, because the Devils will need her on the floor as much as possible.
KJ usually lets the game come to her, but she made some mistakes in an effort to be aggressive at both ends. She usually doesn't land in foul trouble, but she sat out much of the first half after a promising start, with a long jumper and 2 foul shots (a definite positive after going 0-5 vs Georgia Tech). She also set Jasmine up for a three. One could tell that the pressure was getting to KJ just a bit, as she started to turn the ball over, foul and leave shots short in the second half. Indeed, she missed her first 4 shots of the second half, though after 3 consecutive days of play, it happens to the best of them. KJ redeemed herself by attacking the Pack off the dribble after they cut a 17-point Duke lead down to 9 in the span of about a minute. She just narrowly was able to turn the corner and get an opening on the baseline for the score. That put a lot of pressure back on State and stalled the comeback.
Jas was a little out of control in the first half, trying to kill State off quickly by attacking the basket after steals. The problem was that she started flinging shots up randomly, and as a result finished 4-12 in the half from the floor. She certainly still had her moments, hitting an early three and 15' jumper after a steal to tie the game after State's initial run. She later scored off the dribble, finishing in transition and found both Christmas and Scheer for threes. Jas was careless with the ball a few times and on occasion seemed to try to dribble almost too fast. This can all be forgiven because she was in constant, unrelenting attack mode. Her three to start the second half was the beginning of a run where five different players helped stake Duke to a 15 point lead. She had a steal & layup and a pass to Christmas for a three that helped Duke build up to an 18 point lead as they moved past the halfway point of the second half. Given the way she scored, passed and played defense, she richly deserved her status as tournament MVP.
This wasn't a high-impact game for Bridgette, who sat out much of the first half with foul trouble. In the second half, she did finish a cut to the basket on a pass from J.Thomas, dished to Vernerey for a score, had a key stickback and found Cheek for a jumper after cleaning up another miss. She had a game-high 5 offensive rebounds, a testament to her tenaciousness. Bridgette and Karima didn't get to play together as much as I would have liked in this game, knowing how dangerous a duo they are defensively. Foul trouble on Karima's part precluded that for the most part, of course. Bridgette was simply one of many players on a team where the whole exceeded the sum of the parts.
I noted in my last game report that Alli really needed to come on strong in the ACC finals, given the struggles she encountered against a rugged Georgia Tech team. In the first half, she was all about defense and rebounding. Like her teammates, she was trying to attack the basket, but her shots weren't falling--and some of them were a little wild. Still, she did grab 5 boards and had 1 stickback. Seeing her run the floor with the ball was an impressive sight after a Christmas steal, but it was even more impressive to see her do the right thing and give up the ball before she went completely out of control. In the second half, she found Cheek for a jumper, drove in for a score, finished a pass from Mitchell and hit the game-clinching free throw after State had pulled to within 9 points. Vernerey blocked shots and simply used her size to control a smaller opponent. She did it when the team needed her to do it the most, at a time when inside scoring and post defense was Duke's one missing piece.
Shay was the bench MVP of the ACC tournament. In every game in which she appeared, she brought energy at both ends of the floor and came up with a big play or two. Against State, she came up with a couple of steals, scored on a drive late in the first half and sank 2 momentum-stalling foul shots that helped foil State's late comeback bid. She did have a silly reach-in foul at the end of the first half which allowed State to pull within 5, but she didn't make many other mistakes. Shay is sometimes a tad careless with her dribble (as are several of the other guards) and needs to value the ball a bit better. This game was a good example of her doing that. In most other respects, she's doing a fine job of adjusting to the speed of the game and in particular is finding ways to exploit her quickness and toughness.
With Christmas, Jackson and Mitchell on the bench with foul trouble late in the first half, Coach P called on Kathleen for some minutes. She responded with a tough rebound, good defense, and a three on a play designed for her to shoot the moment she inbounded the ball. It was an important shot, given that State had just cut Duke's lead down to 6.


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Feeling lonely is what much of my current pain is about. This was "our" church. WXH and I met in this church when we were in grade school, attending church with him was a really important thing for me, his mother and stepfather still attend this church (and I don't have a relationship with her anymore after the hurt she has caused me)...
Anyway, one of the things I thought about after hearing "you are not alone" was the supportive group I've found here at SI. The feeling of "alone" in the early days was so much more powerful than it is today, and the caring community of SI did so much towards healing that pain for me.
I am not alone. We are not alone...Thank you my dear friends!
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God - Unregistered November 19, 2010 9:59 AM Pedrosa ... second ...? where did that come from? i was expecting Christian Sarron! 1 agree 7 disagree
. - Unregistered November 19, 2010 10:05 AM you can do it next year pedrosa...... 11 agree 5 disagree
God - Unregistered November 19, 2010 10:07 AM I do. I care for all. Dont care for most though. 0 agree 0 disagree
Mistersofty - Unregistered November 19, 2010 10:08 AM Say what you like d###s above but the guys is fast, has balls o steel and will be very strong on the Honda next year. What do you wish I'll on a guy that can push up front and worry the yams ? we're here for racing and entertainment, not to get personal ? 16 agree 1 disagree
xoxo - Unregistered November 19, 2010 10:13 AM yeah..he's fast.. some people r blinded..they cant see that fact bcoz they are just too fanatic with their fav riders.. 3 agree 0 disagree
proud spaniard - Unregistered November 19, 2010 10:20 AM Pedrosa has been the fastest Honda rider consistently. True.Pedrosa has had better material than Dovizioso all season. Also true. Let's just remember the race at Motegi when Dovizioso was given a better engine that Pedrosa was supposed to get before his injury.The Honda is the fastest bike on the grid. Sooooo true, both in acceleration and top speed. Had Yamaha answered earlier to Rossi's and Lorenzo's demands for more power, Pedrosa wouldn't have won more than his usual two races: Mugello and Indy.Pedrosa has had for years a bike built around him that doesn't suit well the other Honda riders. True.Pedrosa+Puig=the Axis of Evil. They are such b1tches with the teammates that make Rossi look all friendly and sh1t.Next year Stoner will whip Pedrosa's ass. No question about it.The guy is fast--on the fastest bike--, but inconsistent, can't fight for sh1t, can ride on a bad set up--unlike Lorenzo or Stoner--and is a supreme whiner. Luckily for him he's found his sugardaddy in Repsol. 12 agree 21 disagree
. - Unregistered November 19, 2010 10:22 AM proud spaniard really love's pedrosa, hahahahahahaha did he left you? 5 agree 0 disagree
xoxo - Unregistered November 19, 2010 10:26 AM oic proud spaniard..if i'm not mistaken, casey also not consistent.. and he has lot of dnf compare to dani..oic..i guess u didnt watch moto gp races or if u did, maybe u slept during the races.. 4 agree 3 disagree


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Interior Has Strengthened Its Oversight of Subsea Well Containment, but Should Improve Its Documentation
GAO-12-244: Published: Feb 29, 2012. Publicly Released: Mar 30, 2012.
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What GAO Found
Since the Deepwater Horizon incident, the oil and gas industry has improved its capabilities to respond to a subsea well blowoutthe uncontrolled release of oil or gas from a well on the ocean floorin the Gulf of Mexico. In particular, operators have formed two new not-for-profit organizations that can quickly make available well containment equipment, services, and expertise. Among the equipment that these organizations can provide are capping stacksdevices used to stop the flow of oil or gas from a well. This improved well containment response equipment consists primarily of existing technologies that have been modified to support well containment, according to industry representatives.
Following the Deepwater Horizon incident, Interior strengthened its review plans and resources to contain a subsea well blowout; however, its internal oversight processes have not yet been fully documented. Interior has issued guidance to operators outlining information that must be provided to Interior to demonstrate that operators can respond to a well blowout. Interior officials said that they expect to have documentation of their process for reviewing this information in place by spring 2012. Also, Interior incorporated tests of an operators well containment response capabilities into two unannounced spill drills, and Interior officials told us they intend to incorporate such tests into future spill drills. However, Interior has not documented a time frame for incorporating these tests, and until it does so there is limited assurance of an operators ability to respond to a subsea well blowout.
Subsea well containment capabilities developed for the Gulf of Mexico could generally be used elsewhere, including Alaskan waters, according to industry representatives and Interior officials. However, because other areas lack the infrastructure and equipment present in the Gulf of Mexico, well blowout response capabilities are more limited. Two operators have submitted plans to Interior to drill in waters north of Alaska as early as the summer of 2012. They are developing, but have not submitted, final well containment plans to Interior, and these plans will need to be approved by Interior before drilling. Oil and gas exploration and production off the coast of Alaska is likely to encounter environmental and logistical risks that differ from those in the Gulf of Mexico because of the regions cold and icy conditionsfactors that would also likely affect the response to a well blowout.
Why GAO Did This Study
On April 20, 2010, an explosion and fire on board the Deepwater Horizon, an offshore drilling rig, resulted in 11 deaths and the largest oil spill in U.S. history in the Gulf of Mexico. After this event, the Department of the Interior (Interior), which oversees oil and gas operations in federal waters, suspended certain offshore drilling operations. After developing new guidance, Interior resumed approving drilling operations in the Gulf of Mexico. GAO was asked to examine (1) the industrys improved capabilities for containing subsea wells (those on the ocean floor) in the Gulf of Mexico; (2) Interiors oversight of subsea well containment in the Gulf of Mexico; and (3) the potential to use similar subsea well containment capabilities in other federal waters, such as those along the Alaskan coast.
GAO reviewed laws, regulations, and guidance; documents from oil and gas operators; and Interiors oversight processes. GAO also interviewed agency officials and industry representatives.
What GAO Recommends
To help ensure that operators can respond effectively to a subsea well blowout, GAO recommends that Interior document a time frame for incorporating well containment response scenarios into unannounced spill drills. In commenting on a draft of this report, Interior concurred with GAOs recommendation.
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Recommendation for Executive Action
Status: Open
Comments: When we confirm what actions the agency has taken in response to this recommendation, we will provide updated information.
Recommendation: To help ensure that operators are prepared to respond to a subsea blowout, the Secretary of the Interior should document a time frame for incorporating well containment response scenarios into unannounced spill drills.
Agency Affected: Department of the Interior
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- Solar-powered street lights brighten more than 35 kilometers of roadway.
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- Iraqi engineers employed by Gulf Region District key to successful completion of solar project.
FALLUJAH, Iraq -- More than 35 kilometers of roadway in Fallujah and surrounding communities are now fully lighted with 1,200 solar-powered street lights thanks to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Gulf Region District.
The third and final phase of the project was completed recently by project engineers at the Al-Anbar Resident Office based in Ramadi.
"The administration of this project is an excellent example of USACE's commitment to building Iraq's technical capacity," said Maj. Joseph Geary, officer in charge of the Al-Anbar Resident Office.
Iraqi engineers employed by Gulf Region District were the key to successful liaisoning with local electrical department representatives and city leaders, Geary said.
The project engineer was Nasir Elias, an Iraqi civil engineer who has worked with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for more than three years. He was assisted by Iraqi Quality Assurance representatives Mohammed Kasim Abbas and Hussein Al-Jaboree.
Solar power is widely recognized as a method for reducing the reliance on carbon-based energy generation and the resulting greenhouse gasses held responsible for global climate change. Solar power in Iraq, however, has a more palpable benefit. Iraq's degraded power distribution infrastructure causes frequent and unexpected outages. Unlike Iraq's electrical power grid, the sun is a near constant.
Additionally, in a country with limited power-generation capabilities, solar lights allow energy to be redistributed to areas of critical need. In an area where hard-wired lights may only operate for a couple of hours, a solar-powered light will provide continuous illumination through the night.
The final phase of the project was completed Dec. 28 at a cost of $2.9 million and was funded by Multinational Forces West - Iraq.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Iraq has completed thousands of reconstruction projects in partnership with the U.S. government and the government of Iraq. Since 2004, USACE has completed 5,257 projects throughout Iraq, valued at more than $9.1 billion, and has more than 350 projects ongoing. The overall reconstruction effort in Iraq currently provides jobs for more than 20,000 Iraqis.


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On January 14, the California Supreme Court issued its opinion in Riverisland Cold Storage v. Fresno-Madera Production Credit Assn., which takes away a lender defense to borrower fraud claims and will therefore have a significant impact on all California lenders.
In Riverisland, commercial borrowers sued a lender over a forbearance agreement. The borrowers claimed that the workout officer orally promised them that the bank would extend the loan for two years in exchange for two additional properties as collateral. The integrated forbearance agreement, which the borrowers admitted they did not read, provided for a three-month forbearance and eight additional properties as collateral. Notably, the borrowers had initialed most of the pages referencing the eight properties, indicating that they had an opportunity to read those pages, but the Supreme Court did not find this persuasive on the legal issue it decided. In the borrowers' suit for fraud, the trial court granted summary judgment for the lender and excluded the borrowers' parol evidence of the alleged pre-agreement promises, because they directly contradicted the forbearance agreement terms. The Court of Appeal reversed. The Supreme Court unanimously affirmed the reversal, overruling the trial court and California law in effect for more than 75 years.
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